Carved Wood Upper Missouri Spoon

Pacific Northwest Coast Wood Spoon. Haida or Tlingit. Carved cedar or alder wood totem handle with incised decoration below. Ink inscription on outside upper bowl: "Male Spoon." Provenance: Ex. Collec

English carved wood one piece head and torso with carved wood "Spoon" shaped arms and hands, inset black pupiless eyes, human hair wig, cloth upper arms and legs, dressed in antique fabrics with excep

Ca. 19th-20thC. Ovoid ladle atop torso, no arms, well-developed legs. Very good, with fine original patina, wood losses to feet. Ex-Nooter coll.

SENUFO, IVORY COAST, AFRICAN, CARVED WOOD, SPOON WITH FEMALE FIGURE, 19TH C. H 24" W 6" ALSO ANOTHER 32" carved from single block of wood. Literature: "When Art Works, African Utilitarian Objects form

Philippines, probably Ifugao, 20th century CE. Hand-carved wooden spoons, each figural handle in the form of a standing human, one with a concave ladle, the other a concave large spoon. One depicts a

Northwest Coast Carved Wood Spoon fourth quarter 19th century possibly Kwakwaka'wakw; having a warm patina and carved with an elegant and tapered form length 11-1/2 inches

Three African Carved Wood Spoons and Five Ewe Carved Wood Dolls Heights of largest doll 8 inches; height of largest spoon 17 inches.

Antique Ifugao Carved Wood Spoon, Philippines. Stand not included. Provenance: Jerry Solomon Asian & Primitive Arts, Los Angeles, CA; ex- William Beyer Collection, Manila, Philippines. Size: 8'' x 2.2

Antique Ifugao Carved Wood Spoon, Philippines. Stand not included. Provenance: Jerry Solomon Asian & Primitive Arts, Los Angeles, CA; ex- William Beyer Collection, Manila, Philippines. Size: 7.25'' x

Large spoon with figure on end, wood; Philippines. As per Nooter estate papers, this was described as Hill Tribe spoon w/figure. Very good, with age-appropriate wear. Purchased from Santa Maria Galler

Ca. 1st half 20thC. Nguni spoon Zulu culture, wood; South Africa. Very good, with split in spoon. Purchased African Escape Gallery, London 1994. Ex-Nooter coll.

AN AFRICAN TRIBAL CARVED WOOD SPOON. 17 cm long.

Hand carved and painted wood spoon with animal totem figure in blue and black. Unknown artist - unsigned.

Large spoon with figure on the end, carved dark hardwood; Philippines. Described as "Kankana Bontok" in Mr. Nooters notes. Very good, with age-appropriate wear and old repair (photo 8). Purchased Sant

Tropical hardwood carved with a deep scoop-shaped bowl and an abstract geometric handle. Early 20th century. Well-developed patination. The Ifugao are a Northern Filipino indigenous peoples. Length: 9

Two Eskimo Carved Wooden Spoons. Long handled wooden spoon 2" X 2” X 3”Signed R. CHRISJOHN ONEIDADiamond Spoon 2.25" x 12" x 3 “

LARGE CARVED WOOD SPOON AND FORK APPROX 32"W; NOTE: ONLINE PREVIEW ONLY

Left to right, a female serving spoon with headdress, barbed handle soup spoon, redwood temple shaped ladle. Size of largest 12" L

15 ½” Carved Wood Spoon, Indian made

Carved Wood Spoon Display with 8 Spoons , 2 Thimble Racks and Thimbles incl Arm and Hammer , Ralston Purina , Heinz Pickles , etc

Hand Carved Wood Spoon Deer Handle

Group African carved wood spoons, various tribes, (9) pieces, incl. Hemba, Luba, and Kuba Peoples, each with figural carved handle, 25.5"l x 3.5"w (largest), 8.5"l x 2.5"w (smallest) Provenance: Estat

Group African carved wood spoons, (13) pieces, representing various tribes and regions, some examples polychrome decorated and some adorned with small strands of beads, 20.25"l x 4.75"w (largest), 8.2

Late 19th century, likely North Carolina. The group includes four spoons and one fork. L10 7/8"